The Report: Philippines 2015Oxford Business Group, 06.04.2015 - 276 Seiten The Government has been Widely Commended for its Efforts to improve business conditions and Reduce Corruption, The while a Relatively conservative fiscal policy has Helped boost the economy's Credibility and steer investment into the : private sector. With the economy concentrated in the Metro Manila region, major Challenges lie ahead in overcoming long-standing infrastructure bottlenecks and developing stronger energy and manufacturing sectors. Yet the government is increasing its efforts to spread manufacturing and business process outsourcing growth across the country, and clear obstacles to developing other sectors where outlying regions have strong potential. 2015 is set to mark the inaugural year of the ASEAN Economic Community, with the Philippines playing an integral role in the foundation of this ambitious regional venture. |
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The government steps | 134 |
Department of Tourism | 142 |
TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE | 149 |
New port infrastructure | 160 |
Ramon S Ang ViceChairman | 166 |
Affordable housing is a priority | 174 |
Lessons from the last surge | 183 |
Maulik Parekh President and CEO | 192 |
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With oil production set to remain | 104 |
PILIPINAS | 127 |
Building infrastructure | 202 |
Maria Rosario SantosConcio | 208 |
Francis N Pangilinan Secretary Office | 215 |
health expenses the state works to reduce costs | 228 |
Armin Luistro Secretary Department | 238 |
Murky regulatory environment | 244 |
Conflicting opinions on | 250 |
Rafael A Morales Managing Partner | 256 |
Marivic C Españo Chairperson | 264 |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
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